US History and Civics

Jacob Grandstaff

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Social Studies

This one-day course will explore the events after World War II that put the United States and the Soviet Union on the path to cold war.

Why the Cold War Began: How the US and USSR went from Allies to Enemies

An in-depth course of study covering the origin of the Cold War to the Fall of the Berlin Wall and beyond. This class is designed to support students preparing for I.B./A.P./GCSE/A-Level History examinations. 

The Cold War 1945-1990 (Advanced)

Keith (M.A. Military History)

In this ten-week course, students will learn about the events of the Cold War. This course includes optional weekly homework tasks and written feedback provided by the teacher. 

World History: The Cold War

Melanie Wiancko, B.Ed.

In this ongoing class we will explore themes from America's founding to the Cold War. #academic. See the Instructor Reading List for source books for each meeting.

Epic U.S. History From America's Founding to the Cold War

Mr. Marshall

In this one time class, we will take a look at one of the most tense periods in World History, what was going on in the U.S. and the Soviet Union, how it affected international relations, and how it was portrayed in American culture. 

What Was the Cold War?

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

Science & Nature

This ongoing class delves into the fascinating Cold War-era military jet fighters and bombers. Come learn more about these aircraft and their history.

A Tour of Cold War Era Military Aircraft

Michael P. Bielas

Discover major 20th-century US history events: WWII, Cold War, Civil Rights, 9/11 & globalization. Ideal for active learners, this class emphasizes discussions, simulations & hands-on activities for a dynamic learning experience.

High School US History: WWII, Cold War & Globalization || Semester 2

Janelle Hopkins M.Ed - World History

This 8-week course covers the beginnings of WW2 to the end of the Cold War, highlighting key events, people, and the changing nations in the US, Europe, and Asia during the 20th century. Semester 4 of 4 semester classes available.

World History 1930-2000 Dictators to WWII and Cold War and More

Kim Guthriegabs M. Ed

Explore modern history—from the Industrial Age to the Cold War! Through hands-on simulations & projects, learners explore imperialism, WWI, WWII, the Russian Revolution, global conflicts & political shifts that shaped our world. 

World History: Modern Era, Cold War & Beyond || Full-Curriculum  

This is a five-day camp that explores five different American military bomber aircraft. The aircraft in this class will be the B 36, B 52, B 58, B1 B, and B 2.

✈️ Cold War Bomber Aircraft Camp: Strategic Importance, History, & Impact

In this one-time class, we will learn the history of the Fourth of July and how the Declaration of Independence has impacted American history.  #academic

Independence Day - The US Celebrates the Declaration of Independence on July 4th

Mrs. Bausch, M. Ed.

Take an in depth look at the events that raised the consciousness of the American people, with a focus on how the great events of the counter-cultural and and political movements affected the music and how the music impacted the times. 

History of the 1960s Sixties in the US | In-Depth Study of Culture & History

Wendy Wawrzyniak

Learners will unlock the mystery of why the moon looks different each night. Guided by Montessori principles, this one-time class uses hands-on visuals, storytelling, and simple models to introduce the moon's changing phases. 

The Phases of the Moon-Discover How the Moon Changes in the Sky!

Ms. Nikki Montessori AMS Certified

In this three-part social studies class, students will learn about the fascinating topic of D-Day and the Invasion of Northwest Europe during World War 2.

WWII History: Summer Camp! D-Day! The Allied Invasion of Normandy in World War 2 - World War Two - WW2

Michael DiMinno, M.A.T.

In this class we will explore some of the lesser known (but still amazing!) parts of the United States Constitution, such as  Presidential veto override, Supreme Court jurisdiction, voting rights, and more.

Hidden Gems in the US Constitution

Spencer Bishins

This ongoing class highlights the ground and air war in Vietnam. Come find out how the war was fought from the ground to the air.

Vietnam War: From the Ground to the Air!

Ever wonder how the world really works? In Economic Principles , students explore decisions, money, markets, trade, and big decisions through real-world examples, games, and debates. A must-take course for curious thinkers.

Why the Cold War Began: How the US and USSR went from Allies to Enemies

Jacob Grandstaff

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